APA Annual Meeting

Frank Brooks Lecture

Frank Brooks Lecture

Dr Brooks was a renowned GI physiologist and was viewed as one of the founding fathers of the field. To that end, Dr. Brooks started the journal Digestive Diseases and Sciences, serving as its first Editor-in-Chief. Recognized nationally and internationally, Dr. Brooks was President of the American Gastroenterology Association in 1980, and won several awards, including its highest one, the Julius Friedenwald Medal. He trained and mentored a generation of students, residents and GI fellows. As described by Dr. Paul Webster, 1978 APA President, Dr. Frank Brooks was a gentleman of the first order, and an individual who supported young investigators and young academicians, a motivator, an organizer, an inspiration and a clinical leader.

2021 Miklos Sahin-Toth MD | Hereditary Pancreatitis: 25 Years of an Evolving Paradigm

2020 Julia Mayerle MD | Immune Mechanisms and Their Role in Influencing the Outcomes in Pancreatitis: Cytokine Storm, SIRS-CARS

2019 Half Century of Pancreatic Cell Biology and Beyond Symposium

2018 Timothy Wang, MD | The Role of Nerves and Inflammation in Pancreatic Cancer

2017 Ronald M. Evans, PhD | Controlling Stroma to Corral Pancreatic Cancer

2016 Craig Logsdon, PhD | The Stressed Acinar Cell: Adapt, Die or Disaster

2015 Matthias Hebrok, PhD | Defining Progenitor Cells for Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma

2014 Anil Rustgi, MD | A New Perspective on IPMN, PanIN and PDAC Pathogenesis

2013 Steven D. Leach, MD | Ending the Beginning: Targeting PanIN Initiation and Progression

2012 Minoti Apte, MBBS, MMedSci, PhD | A Journey To, and With, the Stars of the Pancreas : Pivotal Roles of Pancreatic Stellate Cells in Health and Disease

2011 Michael Karin, PhD | Obesity, Autophagy & Infl ammation: Common Features in the Pathogenesis and Etiology of Liver and Pancreatic Cancers

2010 Jean Morisset, PhD | The Implication of CCK Receptors in Pancreatic Cancer Development: a Myth or a Neglected Possibility?

2009 Anirban Maitra, MBBS | Pancreatic Cancer in the Post-Genomics Era: Are we ready to take the road less traveled?

2008 John A. Williams, MD, PhD | Mechanisms of Pancreatic Growth Regulation by CCK and Nutrients

2007 J. Silvio Gutkind, PhD | G Protein-regulated Signaling Networks and Cancer: What Have We Learned?

2006 Jonathan Cohn, MD | Mutations in CFTR and Pancreatic Disease

2005 Markus M. Lerch, MD | The Innocent First Minutes of Disaster-How Pancreatitis Begins

Paul Webster Lecture

PAUL WEBSTER LECTURE

2021 Vijay P. Singh MBBS | What I Learned from Pancreatitis

2020 Eileen M. O’Reilly MD | Genomics Era in Pancreas Cancer: Truth or Fiction?

2019 Paul Webster Symposium | Half Century of Progress in Pancreatic Surgery and Beyond

2018 Nageshwar Reddy, MD | Five Decades of the Pancreatobiliary Endoscopy – The Changing Scenario

2017 Markus M. Lerch MD | The Shifting Landscape of Pancreatitis

2016 David Patrick Ryan, MD | Pancreatic Cancer in 2017: Where Are We and Where Are We Heading?

2015 Pramod Garg, MD | Why Have We Failed in Developing a Therapy For Pancreatitis?

2014 Andrew L. Warshaw, MD | Appropriate Health Care: A Surgeon’s View of the Patient with Pancreatic Disease

Call for Abstracts

APA 2022 Call for Abstracts

Submit Abstract

DEADLINE: Friday, July 8, 2022 at 11:59pm EDT

APA welcomes abstract submissions for the APA 2022 Annual Meeting! Abstracts will be reviewed, selected for presentation opportunities and published in Pancreas Journal. All submissions must be completed online prior to the deadline for consideration. The submission fee for each abstract is $60.

PRESENTATION TYPES

There is no manuscript submission requirement for any accepted presentation, though submission to Pancreas Journal is encouraged.

Oral – Podium presentation opportunity. If your abstract is not selected as an Oral presentation, it will automatically be considered for a Poster presentation.

Poster – Non-podium presentation opportunity. Case reports welcome.

FORMAT

No reference to the authors or the institution should appear within the body of the abstract.
Author String: for each author, you will need to provide the following information: Name, Credentials, Email address, Department/Division, Institution, City, State (if within the US) or Country (if outside the US)
Abstract body (300 words or less)
Sponsoring Institution
Tables, figures or references are NOT accepted
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If you have any questions, please email apa@apapancreas.org.